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, 1887-02-22
"c4lLo Of TIE coNFeDEaAcy.n
Portrait Of Jefferson Davis only
Daughter.

Miss varina Davis has again returned to
her fathers side at their quiet home at Beau-
voir, Miss, overlooking the Gulf of Mexico
Miss Davis WINS born in the white House' OF
the Confederacy at Richmond while her
father presided over the Confederate states
From her conversation it appears that she
cherishcs the same sentiments as her father
In regard to the "lost cause" She regards it
rs q sacred theme and considers the southern
people as martyrs. hat she should imbibe
such sentiments is no more than natural.
Ever since the war she has been ut her
fathers side, his chief support and consola-
ton. He educated her personally, gave her
his views of life, and fashioned her In the
mold OF the nnte-bellum southern lady. Her
trim north has doubtless given her new ideas
OF the spirit that nnimates the north.
Miss Davis wns received in the cities
, 1887-02-22
A RECITATION HALL.


This last stipulation Is very necessary. as
they are expected ito perform oil the work
of a house under the supervision OF a matron."
There are two courses Of study, each cover
ing three years. In the Latin course Cicero,
Caesar and Virgil are read, while English
composition is a prominent feature OF both
courses, Greek, French and German are
elective studies, as is also trigonometry, whila
algebra and geometry are required from all.
In every class the Bible is a text book. The
whole cost Of board and tuition for a year is
800. Though others nave failed in the COM
bination of household and school duties, Mr..
Moody seems to have struck the golden mean
in not making the exercises of the one branch
so heavy as to prevent the proper operation
OF those of the other.
TIN boys school is four miles distant from
the site of the girls seminary, and is named
Mount Hermon. 1t is just as vigorously
~selective as that Of the girls, the trustees stat
ing that "lazy, disorderly or vicious boys
will not be received knowingly, or long re-
tanned if received i%gnorantly.' Pupils must
be 10 years OF age, and are received on pro-
baton only. Here are some of the questions
proposed to the candidates for admissions:
Has the candidate shown an ambition to ex-
Gel in an%ythingF' alas he formed any pur.
pose in lifef" "What are his prominent trait
of characterf" Has he had any bad compni.
ionshipsi' why do you wish to send him to
this school3' 1t will be seen that the exami
nations are of the most searching kind, and
they will effectually debar from membership
any one who has no real interest in his own
culture and advancement. The boys are also
required to work on the farm TWO or three
hours each day, and to turn their hands TO
all varieties OF field labor and to the care OF
live stock. This department of the work is
under the supervision of a practical farmer.
, 1887-02-22

uENElAL IkEhONI. we HHu II tNthe'
of his busy career narrated with the charm
of ease and simplicity.
Gen. Fremont Is known us the great
American pathfinder as well as n distin-
guished soldier. When quite young he went
to the South American coast as teacher on
board a United States sloop Of war. Re
turning ho went as al assistant engineer OF
the United States typographical corps for Il
projected railway from Charleston to Gin
cinnati, and later upder the same commander
made a military reconnaissance OF the
Cherokee country in North Carolina, Ten
nessee and Georgia. He says; "The acci-
dent OF this employment curiously began
"A period of years OF like work for
me among similar scenes. Here i found
the path which / was destined to wink.
Through many OF the years to come the occu-
patton Of my prime of life was to be among
Indians and in waste places" But 1t was in
exploring the Rocky mountains TO examine
the South Pass, and the unknown region be-
tween the Rocky mountains and the Pacific
ocean that he earned the Nance Of the great
pathfinder. His book describes the regions
traversed us they then were, when to cross the
Rocky mountains meant n long experience in
hunger, thirst, hardship, danger and possible
death. His narratives OF these expeditions
cover broad regions OF country and half n cent
nry OF time. Millions of people now occupy
the ground where he then encountered only
wild animals and wild men. Out OF these expe-
ditions came the seizure OF California in 1916.
His third exploring party was merged in n
battalion which did its part in Wrestling Cali
fornin from Mexico.
Gen. Fremont's wife, Jessie Benton Ere
mont, well known ms n contributor to literary
, 1887-02-22

The buildings are well and solidly built,
with a view to the picturesque as well as to
comfort They are heated by steam and
l.. y no. and cold water on every floor. The
lVsi arc divided into groups of about twenty.
u,ilef the caro- of two ladies, forming a num-
tei OF distinct families. This is very much of
ul Improvement over the : sual dormitory
system, where from fifty to ,vefy-fve boys
arr huddled together on one large floor, and
tlleir very number prevents the constant care
aud supervision to which boys and girls are
accustomed in the home, but miss so sadly In
the school
, 1887-02-22

Those who want pure Lake Mahpah-
lutah ice, should send their order to Sloan
h Co, or call at Mauss' bakery. Seven
tecnth street
, 1887-02-22
IN ONE MINUTE.

M Rheumatic. neuralgia, %sciatic.
IN SUDDEN. sharp and nervous pains
/4s\and weaknesses relieved IN n
minute by the Cinic,pa Anti Pain Plaster.
At druggists, 25c. Potter Drug K Che
mical Company. Boston.
, 1887-02-22
GENERAL FREMONT.
'rHE GREAT AMERICAN PATHFINDER
AND THE WORK OF HIS LIFE.

Tho Overland wav from Sea to sea-Thc
Generals An%ti-slavcry yiews-His Rec
ori a> n soldier During tho Civil War.
Mr.. Fremont.
Gen John {. Fremont will be a figure in
history long after others now standing in the
glare OF popular interest shnll have passed
away. Ho was the first Republican candidate
for tie presidency, and in days before the
, 1887-02-22

Dul 10 TeNeTt 10 tne buDJect. Inc gov
rifles did not cult the officers, as they stated
that there was no immediate necessity for
them, and they are consequently now stored
and rusting awny probably, no one knows
where. The great point in favor OF the Ice
Remington is its rapidity of shooting and the
fact Of its magazine being located near the
trigger of the gun, thus in nowise affecting
its equipoise after the discharge of several
shots, This gun has recently been adopted by
the British government, while immense num-
bers OF them are now in use in the Turkish,
Chinese and other armies.
The new Hotchkiss Is the other new Ameri-
cnn magazine gun. 1t seems to possess all
the advantages OF the Lee Remington weapon
with the possible exception OF equipose, the
magazine in this arm being located in the
stock. Both OF these guns are fired by means
OF a bolt. In the new Hotchkiss the magazine
is stationary. In the Lee-R Remington it is
detachable. The speed OF the former Is about
t~hirty-iive shots "A minute. while that OF the
latter is about ~thirty-one.
But there are several other good magazine
rifles OF American make, and one or more OF
them should be adopted.
The fact is, the best and most improved
smnll arms in the world are made in America,
but the United States government does not
encourage enterprise in that direction. But
Tor foreign orders Yankee gunmakers would
have to go out OF the business.
II looks as II the United States had better
submit TO any indignity from a foreign power
than engage in a contest at arms. Neither
Oh lall or sea is she prepared for defense
even, and it would require years for her to
get in readiness
, 1887-02-22
MA and reliable Medicine, arc the beg.

O~N to depend upon. Acker's BLOOD Ell
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
puritios ofthe Blood. I~nevery form OF Scrof-
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, II Is
Invaluable. Fol Rheumatism, has no equal.
Pearse & McGill. Druggists.
, 1887-02-22

NEW NATIONAL BANh,
New Orleans. Ia.
pEMEMpEp That ne presence ~
GtGM Generals Beaurcgdrd
and Early. irho arc IN ohargs Of The drdWings.
isd guarantee Of absolute fairness aud Integrity
hiui The chances arc all equal mud thai no Osic
can possibiy dmtne iChdf numbers tcHI dfuU n
Prize. Al parties. therefore. GdrerftsfnD ~
guarantees Prfses in this LonerD. or holding out
any other impossible induccpl elfS 0re sgfrdisrS
and only am 10 deceive and defrdfi he tpirGTV
, 1887-02-22
Advertisements
no ADVERTISERS.

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, 1887-02-22
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u Over Halt a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

Incorporated ia 1865 for 25 years by the Leg
stature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with a capital OF 81 200 .UO-to which n
reserve fund Of over s55o,Ooo has since been
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote lts fran
chisc was made a part Of the present state Con-
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TAe only LOTTERY erer voted on ard erd0rsed
BY fhe people Of any State.
, 1887-02-22

Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
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, 1887-02-22

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay NIL prizes drawn In The Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented 81 our coun-
tcrs
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A. Baldwin Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02
'" Gn neutrality-suspicious..
(Operia at fra BET ipenife 81ab dag. Nyh.")

@n Neanb, @fcnaser at 8rofesfon, bapbe ben fsrfe Del at 1T 2ip oeret
en 9lape moer Standardization. San bapoe naaet tit 65be Gar.
San bapoe ensans pent en- pelfaaenoe afanb, men bet git iaa inaat neoz
oer mo bans gfonomi. gpoen traabte inb bans 5amle, os eer mango Nars
|Brgpd1er abf bans 6ufru peo 9eben. Nu git bet eno rafere neooper, og pa
bet fbe ip&e WRanoen fig 2osi mart br os mart Der.
Nn elaset ipste ban frembeles fin Erpf. arbeiosfrafen bteO
|mmbre os mdnore, Sortenefsn nenen iusen; mm fra fin &rafts os fin 2pfies
Jienoe frnaaeoe ban lite at titles.
Set bar nof ia, at ban eutele @anse fpne, bpao ban burbe gibre fr at
faa 5reb. Dg ba ban bapbe for Bane at brfte ia bn bku aloeles uoen Cant
fling, benbe bet aft iom oep at bn faot os TOM til 5tabe, life iaa iienen meget
jlent. 0oreben gptaarsafen bapoe ban ta9t lit iebpani9e 5us; ban falot og
fiji ct iaa ilemt @las 9ooebet, at ban nosen 3b noate nlasses pa ct
@D9ebus. > >U@ IS. +
s4E Wen better life bette lebebe til nosen 5orbeorin9.
= @n Bag igespnoeQe al benne Meaaneo behnot ban fig fn iebpanlise
9iltanb. 6n gift b. mo pna ct stomaserpertfsb, bpor ban tolsere bapoe
armioet oa BAD ont at faa bhe Der 9eaHen oper. Dette ne9teoes. Da ran9eoe
ban ub, nen 1mlbloe pa Dprtrrleten o9 faDt ueo fn ble Epnsbe femouer
aan bialp bam Of, bporefer ban uo uffre Shiot besap fig til en forbenperenbe
@annmerat, lom al os til loo bam faa 9uslp. Sfent ben fmurreoe 9Ifanb,
bppd 6n befanbt fig, anebe bu bog at en- ulWfe bar inotrniet, bporfor ban
iaebe til fin barmbiertse &ammerat: vSfuloe Der inotreHe noset Ina better leg
Big" Ser bprtes. imiolerho nta; ba &anmeraten foo op ON Morsenen, ioo
bans idpbubne @ief. Dos, @spmen beo noset lang, ben bleo t1ilut
nost mAanfeis. eotbs mo at uetfe Manoen soroes; bet Nt>
feoes life. aese tata1otes; beune erlereoe, at 0Ranben JOB Dboens sspn.
Ne1geb Opbuhioner pife bet fig, at Sopeoet, Der fbr bar befaoise, bar beoet
iprnft ub BET IeueTe Sab. s.s
Gete CT EFT 9otalafbOOspreoifant, ion taller meo 5ata! E.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02
Maanen forteqer.
ri @Ya.
(Gor "Jelt Maabet". }
(glutnina fra forrige No.)

Neb bpifen sgnssHe os gepmrins paaseOe bum lite oer bnrt at bans
Orb, uper bans 2eee Os bans &ammerater; og oe ifalp bum for ban bar bib %
bafhs, os ben 9afh9beben! s, ia banse ion bun bar for ben! Dog : ban boot
10 la al benoe, 6rrtet par 10 ia 9oot! Sub bioe mot belpe benoe til at or1pe
@amnner, bun, Mor, pso fit NrbeiOe, % ban, Sbn, peo fine Settler, os bog bar Der
fun fem Mar raeaen, Dem. GUN enieoe % Bah: rNf, ma jg aib faa bebOloe
ban lon nut" aeu : @uten blp en- uns Neano os : bar nninore benrne: Der
bar la fMe : ia ensiornigt og uoe bar iaameget at L, ia nesen 5orns1eAe."
aa, lm bun leo! os lom bum bar ups! sanre pf, unse Mfennefhr maatte 10 pa
|5ornpieIe, bum inbiaa bet; os bun : BUN bar 10 dine % opb % tres, : bun ia
bet 1a aobt! men : ut! bet giorbe laa onbt a e bam ib9e @leoen uoe! Stuloe
bun ie bam, at Saberen bapoe peet =? bet tunbe sibre BAN forfsh8? : bog,
: ni mel! @pnnen fMbe lite bme bet ON fin 0r! mel, bun fit imip8e uben. -
SUM fit bu fat Sore pb en flor 5abrf. gun bar banse peo bet; men : bet
maatte 10 til; ban maatte 10 len! os Sub bible nf bgre benbes Bpnner.
Soor ilt ban bar ben fpre &peb, ban Tom brm meo i'm f6rfeuseslpn!
os bn neae os mango, mango efer; os bpr lptdis bun bar, % 1or tat
nemnelg! ~
Men la en- Men tom ban but oruhen. @a lben in bun bar, ba
Jar benoes bpMe, iaa bar bet bcnoe bog MI imm laa bun en- @jen9an9er! Oct par
10 : 5aoersn ooer isjen! : SUN fiuneos gReoil: San! bn osiaa! 9apbe
bah! = SITE, ion, pr, mb 9aab os Club; mel, Nnsf % 5ortuielfe 1re9 %
raabte bum til Sub! Ser bar fOramet en- 3pl ebenbe fig inb benoe: Bar lite
Cub? Gloe ban life? &unbe ban lite? 9pab? buao?
ga uaar Gpkn frpber inb oper ilge troeube, bensipenoe Naturer, ba er
bet iom Sorben aaner fig uuoer benz; : oeres @lenosbeo ps JotoleNe tlenoer
ingen @renoler. E# ina: # a.#
MMn iua bar ban eterpaa ia anserfulo, ia sb % terhs; bah ON 3dz
.smdfe, .1ooeoe ia pafert, os bum rphe paa bam os fathOe after Moo.
MRn 1a en- Spnbagspelo TOM ban lite bem.
gpen rumot lpb bum iun en- afinbis; ip%e % iBh aaefebs, % ianot BAN
tiriof @rHen. rel a# aau saasraaa
cs nut apo bum isieu bette ahtslotale efr to os tpoe aar; iamme DOu>
mer, p9 : at! famine Dpn: ua#4e.
Sire Nars Smtsfansld. .rzes # s1 =.
Set ban bMp fmt uo fant bans De pa benbe, iom fo Der % fa paa
BAN, I1rrenbe fo Seo1d! ps bet 8fffet pate &ebieen bm ogna, 1aa ban
tprteoe ub. Nen Trribe os firreoe; BET bar 10? = after @Jnsanseren! Gaoe=
beDsmoo - aft = alt iamleoe fig en- euae ihr taHot @p at 5ortOleFe, ioa
fnussbe benbe iamraen os bun :falot Trips til Soroen, Os beu baaret III, iet 9om>
merens @temme lo, ouaaft og ietn: esa
ugefe Gag fem!" re1S- .n@oss.-.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02
acknowledgement

yMeL is oil life orHe nb eher ioos," iasoe Erommelaoeren til fine
aanuueratr, 'ba 5" ime fig neb neb slale os @las for at brittle. nSes bar
brmet lense nof, os III bar is 1ooet lite at brittle mere.
ySppab Ell bet, bu m iser?" iagbe en- al &ammeraterne. nDu bruser
eaers life at bore banse for 5mfen, uoen naar ben er tom, fofaaes." IS Tan
faa bet at pbe, Seq bar isaar paa ct 2aanefOntor, os meoens leg bar Der, Tom en-
ms Nanb inb, 6n bar life mere enb rs Nar samme, men bar mgt baarlg
flebt % la m, iom ban life bapoe peret abru pa en- bel Waaneb. 9an bapoe
EN- lben HdHe 6aanbeat bps Snobolo ban rate Nantetaaneren.s n@iu mig 10
Gents for benz" iu9be ban. 9oab 5 trr bet bar?
set par ct gar imaa go, iom Blot bar tibet bruse, maaFe en- eqr to
Ganae. ,6por bar bu fact benz ira 2" ipurse Nantelaaneren. nSeg bar fdet
benz bienme,," lasbe aaanoen, iom bapbe ct sanfe flint Mnfgt, iun piOnebe on
bbe Daae, bpor 1net ban eb eQers bar. Wfin Sufru fDbte benz til pr lille
Datter. Gin mig 10 Gents for benz, ps mna babe noset at brittle. nDt er
bbe, at bu tapr benz mo bina til 9ufruen, ben lille H@e fan not bebspe ben"
iasbe 4antelaaneren.
,gei bun fan ie" Insbe ban, bun er bb, bm i9ser Der,
benrme bpbe Stat" Dab ban baoos fst bette ianf, ban iammen meD 9oOeDet
umob GiRn os sab im ct Born,
ga, MI fan s l, on s bill, men leg bar osaa en- le Datter berbienme, %
i9 bar lopet albris mere at brittle en- Draabe tene Drhfe, % leg ial mo Ger
rens 6ialp bOoe nit 2ste.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02

Sc 9aml BARTER 1aaes
0 m Sn9entin9. Set republic
funife Barti bar paa @runb at fin lan9e
EilperelIe peret enfelte &lasiers Gorz
iparer = &laslerne / Mast, Sarrettisz
beber os @~rsjerrisbeb. Set bemofra=
ti1fe 8arti bar / 20 Mar neret Masjens
9aab in1ob &~lasierne. s be to Nar,
bet bar inbebapt Masten, er Masiens
9aab blepet 1fufet. Snsen Sting" er
brubt, ingen fremra9enbe &ieltrin9 itrafz
iet oe itsen State er reouceret. Mon
10000 8robibitioniiter | SEEM gorl
Stat ptlbe babe itilt fig fra bet republic
fanIfe Barti, um bet bapbe peret 5orz
fiemper for bebre Moral eller bebre
Stpreiat? Mon 9enrp George bapbe
faaet liseiaaman9e @temmer fra bet be-
m~ofratiife Barti ONT bet bapbe pift fig tru
fin Misiion?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02

Beerus Lagerius er en- ny Meoicin
ms opbaset 2ep,siton BrObibitioniftz
itaten Maine. gn &pmmis1er, Der
ifulbe eraminere N~potbeferne ineurte
Bp, fanbt, at 10, Der git u1ber bette
Napn, lite funbe lenere for 5 Gents
Gnselif Salt. Sc baube opitablet I 6plz
berne folsrt @aub / fore Jlaifer, bporz
paa ftoo paafliftret Sebler meo Aq. Am,
Os andre mpiiife 8etesnelier. Ser
eneite &ecept, iom blep fulst bar Beerus
Lagerius eQer Spiritus Frumenti,
gibner lite bette bebre e1b mango Bint
ON ben republitanffe Nfbolbsmarb Sc
uator 5rpe's .llitplo % Dpristisbeb,
naar iaabant fOre9aar / bans eseu
.9iembp.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02

ilettebe al Sorben. 6attisbom bar zen
@asa Blot" % 9enrp Georges Statue
fanotes ! bper en- 8art. Seq laa efter
SalOoner % fe Der fanbtes iasen. Der
bar nOSle itore Soper, bpor Mnnb lab
meb fine 5amilier Ds orof bpub be fanbt
forsDbt, ptebens be lpttebe til Muiiffens
Eoner. Men @nlooner1 bar ubbbbt; tbi
iiben @fatten bar blepert tat pnf bar
Driffen blepen iaa dirt cheap, at insen
pilbe ba' benz
Dette 9iper % ct Tibet Snbblif / beres
6orbolb til slfbolo, bpiltet Ri neo life er
beres @peiialitet.
@jgr 8bilfeDen rer1ere % uforfalifet,
laa ben bliper bebre, tag bort Sfatten
iaa ben bliper billisere o9 raar ben iaa
bliper beore % bilisere, oil lite Soft
brittle iaa meset. Soilfen praftiif &ur
for ct n~ationaIt Onbe!
Sc flyer isien nNfifaf 5attisoom os
Druffenifaben ital forlpinoe" Men 1taar
ri flyer, at Der briffes meit blanbt be
5attise bene9tes bet % be flyer, 9rufz
fenifaben CT itprit blanot De &ise. S
bet famine Manbebret forteller be ps, at
Gattisbommen er Narias til 9ruffeuifaz
ben os at Der briffes meft blanot be
&i9e.
Qpilfe spbe &aab for en-, Der Tiger at
affaite ben bemoniife Wfast iom Branz
bepineu bar ftprtet bam |. 9pilfe Erpz
ftelpros for en- Mober os De Bern, bpis
Sar peb 8renoepinen ct blepen ct l1bpre
at iise benz, at bet pil aft bli soot, naar
blot Driffeparerne bliper billisere % 5az
beren tjener mere 8ense!
Deriom bette er ben bebfte &emebie
United Labor Barti fan tilbphe os ligez
pper for ben Sag, iom Hotpoerlp flyer,
ban itunbom anier iom ben egentlise
Mertelas", ps Mr. 2it@man, @etreter
for Knights of Labor iom ben itprite
5orbanoelie", bpilfen ale 8bilantropi@
iter erflerer at pere ben lniperl ale 9inz
bring for al &eform, ba bat lite United
Labor Barti min @tentme!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02

Inconsistency = thou art a jewel!
5or at ~opretbolbe 9giz9ariff % iamttbie
rebucere Revenue ntener republifanIfe
8labe, at bet bebfte bible pere at opbsre
meo Sfatten paa Brenoepin % Eobaf
Demofraterne (be 8irsinia u~nbtagne)
bill faitbolbe Sfatten paa 8~renbepin.
Maar Blot 8epublifanerre faar bebolbe
9pis9olb, oil be life brp Jig ON,
at Demofrater o9 8robibitionifter font
mer runbt | @~folebulene os forteler, al
bet republifunife 9arti, Benner af COB
Moral, ne9ter at 9iere 2ipets Nsbpen=
bigbebee biai9ere; men foretraffer at
aigre 8ranoepinet bili9ere.
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/. Norge.

= Sc 1penife neutrality-suspicious.
bar osiaa iluttet fig iammen til en- Storz
lo9e. Prs
= Manbals 8renbepins iamtfag er
luffet om 81 tenen &l. 6 for 8ren6epin
pg ser. 8 for 81. p
= @n @orbmanb, Der ifjbb fig /
&~jpbenbapn, 9jentjenbes at bore ben
Eelesrafinipeftpr Strupe, Der rpmte fra
Stien. ..
= @n beruiet 8i9e fa1teoe fig ober
Stinnerne paa 9opeoiernbanen ner On
1ums Teslpert. Sum leb at &jerlis=
be6sior9.
lStatsminiiter Soban @perbrup
tplote nplie fit 71be Nar. Sc norife
8laoe bruger bet iom Eert for profetiife
Nfbanblinger.
Bjprnfierne 8iprnlon er al l1bz
9iperen al u9arpers Masa5iue" artmoz
bet ONT at ifripe for beres 8lab om Sc
nurife 8enber.
= Iarsparten / &inserife iises at
blipe beore enb man fra fpr1t al bapoe
pentet. Set oil bltpe ct Mibbelsaar for
&orn og Boteter; men life for So.
- 9baplinsen bet Tronbbiemife er
roperlass bra." Nseren berimoo er len
os ti(oels opfplot meo l1sres srunbet
paa ben forte Gorlommer. 8oteter1e
berimob tegner gobt. a..
- 6arper 81. @nes reiite meb iin
Bror pper 5iorben fra Narpif til Bru /
Stranoebarm. &umue mibt paa Sior=
ben blep 8aaoen iDlot meo 8aro ug 81:
runbt. 9a bet blep obierperet par Brpz
bereu, font bar 26 Nar sammel, i%orluun=
ben. 4sf
= 6or Brobibition / gturse far
$1,000 Menb o9 &pinber oper 81 Nar
ubtalt fig. 2iiterne bar enba life peret
cirfuleret / be Itprre 8per., n,en eiter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bsresnins ifal
ber bore $4,000 llnberitrifter i Grprbz
biems Stiff, ca. $4,000 &riiiania, ca.
$4,000, i6amar Stift, ca. 5000 iEromsb
Stiff os I 8ersens Stiff ca. 1000.
Sarlsbers os 2aurpiss Nmt life unber
1000. Glere Notwithstanding CT
bannet / bet iibitnepnte Nmt.
= Sra Norse itrpmmer mango Mer~
nelter til en 8olbius / Grapen, 8ermz
lamb, @perrise, forat belbreoes fra @ps=
BONNIE peb Green's Bsn. 8eb ct Breitez
msbe / &arlftab frembolbtes, at ifipnt /
be a0er feite Eilfaloe ben Glenbise life
blep biulpet, iaa bapbe Der bog peret
Tilfelber ba ben 5pse bar blepen bel@
brebet. De ianme. Breiter forflareoe
bet iaalebes, "atben alminbelise Mistiaib
bos be Spse til esen Strait peb eralteret
stemnins blir fi9rnet, iaa ben1e flyer,
ies uil itaa op, ~liserois iOm ben fOrlsrne
Sgn".
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02

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8arti 1eirebe / Mi9iean, mebens Nmenz
bementet git tabt, larer os, at republiz
fanit Majuritet life fan bruses til Ga
loonernes u%brpbbelie. Set, at Deuoz
fraterne fit flor Majoritet / Eeras, bpor
osiaa Nmenbementet git tabt, lerer os,
at beaer life bette Barti Tan bru9es /
Nfbolosiasens gieneite. 9pab bpr ri
sipre? 9jelpe til at opbpsse ct npt
8arti, bpis bpieite Gormaal ital bore
Saloonernes n~brpboelle. 9ette burbe
bore ale NfbOlbspenners Dpsaue. 8az
ionementet er laa tlart iom 2 % 2 ct 4.